Music 101 for Saturday 8 July 2023
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Anohni and the Johnsons return with 'My Back Was a Bridge for You to Cross'
12:00 PM.English-born, New York Based singer, songwriter, and visual artist ANOHNI has released a new album as Anohni and the Johnsons - a throwback to her previous artist name Antony and The Johnsons… Read more Video, Audio
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Te kaahu live from L.A
2:15 PM.TE KAAHU is the brainchild of singer and songwriter Em Walker AKA Theia This musical project of hers honours the craft and skill of Maori songwriting and storytelling and shines a light on the beauty… Read more Video, Audio
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Hans Pucket head out on their 'No Drama' Nationwide tour
3:45 PM.Following the release of their second album last year, 4 piece local band, HANS PUCKET have had a busy year They performed at SXSW in Austin, Texas earlier this year, they were nominated for a 2023… Read more Video, Audio
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The Sampler: Beach Fossils, Robin Saville, Teke Teke
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews Brooklyn indie-surf, British landscape-inspired ambient electronica, and a boisterous outing from Canada by way of Japan. Read more Audio
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Introducing: Sure Boy
3:30 PM.Sure Boy have a reputation as ‘Wellington’s baddest girl band’ - Their sound is fresh and gritty pop-rock group - self described ‘Mum Rock’.
Their new album ‘Better’ was released last month, and… Read more Video, Audio -
The Mixtape: Hera Lindsay Bird
4:00 PM.An energetic live performance by Australian '80s band The Fruit Pastilles is inspiring writer Hera Lindsay Bird's novel-in-progress. The award-winning poet shares six of her favourite songs and talks… Read more Video, Audio
Nau mai haere mai, welcome to Music 101 with Charlotte Ryan for 8th July 2023
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1.20 Anohni & The Johnsons 'My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross'
Anohni and The Johnsons album cover -A photo of Marsha P Johnson Photo: Supplied
English-born, New York Based singer, songwriter, and visual artist ANOHNI has released a new album as Ahoni and the Johnsons - a throwback to her previous artist name Antony and The Johnsons.
The album is a tribute to legendary human rights activist Marsha P. Johnson, whose striking photograph adorns the album cover and also the where name 'The Johnsons' came from.
Charlotte Ryan spoke with Anohni before the release of her new album 'My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross' released 6th July 2023.
2.00 Te Kaahu & Delaney Davidson 'I Ngooku Moemoeaa'
TE KAAHU is the brainchild of singer and songwriter Em Walker AKA Theia
This musical project of hers honours the craft and skill of Māori songwriting and storytelling and shines a light on the beauty and vulnerability in waiata Māori.
For Matariki she has released a new single - co written with Delaney Davidson -I Ngooku Moemoeaa.
2.30 The Sampler : Beach Fossils & Robin Saville
This week Tony Stamp reviews new albums by Brooklyn indie-surf act Beach Fossils, and some ambient electronica from Robin Saville.
3:20 Introducing: Sure Boy
Sure Boy have a reputation as ‘Wellington’s baddest girl band’,
Their sound is fresh and gritty pop-rock group - self described ‘Mum Rock’.
Their new album ‘Better’ was released last month, and now they are ready to embark on their first ever tour throughout the North Island.
Here is Lily from Sure Boy to introduce their new single ‘What You Do When You're Alright .’
3.30 Hans Pucket - 'No Drama' NZ Tour
Hans Pucket at Whammy Bar Photo: Charlotte Ryan
Following the release of their second album last year, 4 piece local band, HANS PUCKET have had a busy year
They performed at SXSW in Austin, Texas earlier this year, they were nominated for a 2023 Taite Music Prize and won Favourite Group at the Student Radio Network Awards.
And this weekend their much anticipated 'NO DRAMA' 13 date NZ tour kicks off
Charlotte Ryan visited them where they were rehearsing at Whammy Bar on K 'Rd in Auckland.
4pm The Mixtape - Hera Lindsay Bird
Our guest on the Mixtape this week picking their favourite songs and talking life this hour is award winning contemporary poet HERA LINDSAY BIRD
Poet Hera Lyndsay Bird Photo: Supplied
Her work is known for being fresh, provocative and funny and has been featured in publications here and around the world.
In 2017, she won the best first book of poetry at the Ockham Book Awards and the 2017 Poetry Prize - and in the same year, Hera received a 2017 Arts Foundation New Generation Award.
When she’s not writing poetry, she is a bookseller by trade, and writes an advice column for The Spinoff called Help Me Hera.
Her Mixtape picks are:
Fruit Pastilles - I Don't Ever Want To See You Again 1982
The Partridge Family - I think I Love You (1970)
Bettina Koester - Helter Skelter - (2009 Album: Queen of Noise)
Jake Thackray - The Rain On The Mountainside (1977)
The Walker Brothers - Nite Flights (released 1978 Album: Nite Flights)
Silver Jews - Pinks in the beerlight (2005) Silver Jews
Songs played on the show today:
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Mambo Sun [Instrumental Edit]
Bjork - Venus As A Boy
Clementine Valentine - Time and Tide
Deee lite - Groove is in the heart
Interview : Anohni & the Johnsons
Nadia Reid - Poor Boy
The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Anemone
Collison - You Can Dance
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ANOUSHKA SHANKAR - Stolen Moments
PJ Harvey - Lwonesome Tonight
Arlo Parks - weightless
Interview: Te Kaahu live from L.A
Current Joys - My Shadow Life (ft. Oddbody)
Three Dog Night - Mama Told Me Not To Come
Fly My Pretties – Fly My Pretties
The Sampler - Bunny By Beach Fossils
The Sampler - Lore by Robin Saville
The Lahaar- Doin It
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Hayden Pedigo - Elsewhere
DIMMER - Pendulum (Live at the Hollywood)
Samling - Pappa
INTRODUCING - Sureboy
Derrick Harriott - The Loser
Office dog - Hand in Hand
April March - Allons- Y
Interview: Hans Pucket
Club Nouveau - Lean on me
M. Ward - Let's Dance
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Fruit Pastilles - I Don't Ever Want To See You Again 1982
The Partridge Family - I think I Love You (
Bettina Koester - Helter Skelter
Jake Thackray - The Rain On The Mountainside
The Walker Brothers - Nite Flights
Silver Jews - Pinks in the beerlight
